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Candace Clemens is enjoying her new horse Watson. She purchased Watson from Mistover in January 2008. In her words, "MAN...IS HE EXQUISITE!!!!" "Sunday, Feb. 24, 2008 a new man entered my life. Watson is a 16.2 h. 12 y.o. world class Hanoverian. Many thanks to my sponsor for the amazing Valentine's gift, and to Jayne Marino and Karen Sergey of Mistover, LLC (www.mistoverllc.com) for introducing us, and for giving me the opportunity to work with a horse of this caliber."
Debby Choma enjoys her 6 year old draft cross mare "Penny"
"I found "A Small Fortune" aka "Penny" thanks to Jayne and Lisa. The day she arrived, I led her around the barn since she didn't understand about crossties. I immediately felt like I had known her my whole life. I may have. She is a ringer (only shorter) for the mare, Fortune, I had as a teenager both in appearance and temperament, hence her name. As with every other horse I have worked with at Mistover, she loves all the love, training and carrots she gets from both staff and other boarders."
Linda Stallings stands with Roel Theunissen from After the Fox Farm in Madison, Georgia who was the selling agent of Winston, Linda's F.E.I. Hanoverian. Stallings Ridge Farm would like to congratulate the new owners Carol Paterno and Jayne Marino. Winston is leaving May 16th to Carol's farm, Mistover, in Pawling, New York.
Dude and Maria Fisher traveled to Pennsylvania in April 2008 for the Plantation Hill Horse Trials, located near Kennett Square, outside of Philadelphia. As you can see he enjoys his work, especially on the cross-country course, where his steady, balanced gallop made the round a joy. We came in 7th here, in the first of many events planned for this season. (Photos taken by Amy Dragoo)
“Jack”,
one of Mistover’s newest boarders, went to Wells Valley Farm in the middle
of May for his first “overnight away” schooling show since coming to
Mistover in October 2007. Jen Nagy, Jack’s trainer, showed him fantastically
in two tests, 1st Level, Test #1 and Test #2, where they won 2nd place and
1st place ribbons, respectively. “Jack” is a sweet horse and is known at
Mistover as the horse with the unusual face and quite the loud nicker. He’s
a 16h 2, 12-yo QH/Thoroughbred cross, with a bright white face and chestnut
body. Jen spent the last six months transforming Jack from a “pleasure
horse” to a “fancy dressage horse” (as Maryal Barnett put it in her February
clinic at Mistover).
His proud owner, Kathy Mathew, says
“if it weren’t for Jack’s excellent training program with Jen, and that
“Mistover special touch”, she would have never realized her dream of seeing
her horse participate at this level.
Jen and Jack are headed to Bethlehem,
CT, next month, along with a few of his “friends” from Mistover.
(Photos courtesy Kathy Mathew)
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